Facilitating Creative Advancement & Confidence
“Art isn’t easy,” Stephen Sondheim attests (“Putting It Together,” Sunday in the Park with George). It takes faith, courage, and commitment, as well as the capacity to set realistic goals and effective boundaries. Creative time also involves solitude and may be lonely. Teaming up with someone who can offer an objective as well as supportive eye, can be instrumental in advancing your project.
As a Qualified Creativity Coach and published writer, I pay close attention to craft, business concerns, and potential resistances that may interfere with creative movement, incorporating insight-oriented sessions and realistic guideposts along with an integrated approach to the self as creator. Let’s map out your dreams as well as strategies to help you get there!
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” – Mary Oliver
Possible Creativity Coaching Directions:
Support and feedback for writers and artists at all stages of the creative process.
A safe space to discuss vulnerable feelings and work through blocks.
Exploration of fear of failing as well as fear of success and exposure.
Attention to self-care, identifying and setting boundaries constructively.
Accountability via mapping out achievable goals synched with project time-lines.
Coaching is not a substitute for necessary medical or mental health care. It is not used to diagnose or treat medical or mental health disorders. It is not and cannot be psychotherapy, counseling, or healthcare service.